Sno-cial fun

Wells Gray Outdoor Club hosts an afternoon of skiing and socializing at Candle Creek cross-country ski trails

Josee Cooperman herringbones up the Bend at Candle Creek cross-country ski trails on Sunday afternoon.

Josee Cooperman herringbones up the Bend at Candle Creek cross-country ski trails on Sunday afternoon.

Josee Cooperman herringbones up the Bend at Candle Creek cross-country ski trails on Sunday afternoon. She was taking part in the first annual Sno-cial put on by Wells Gray Outdoor Club – skiing followed by socializing at the club’s cabin. The Wells Gray Birchleg will be on Saturday, Feb. 7.

 

Gerda singsLeft: Gerda Faber sings and plays the guitar during the Sno-cial.

 

 

 

 

 

Below: Zara Bieber and her father, club president Wes Bieber, relax outside the cabin at the Candle Creek cross-country ski trails.

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